Resulting from a successful partnership between the University of Phoenix and LearningMate, this is a story about executing a CBE redesign of an 11-course Carnegie program in 10 weeks. We focus on purpose — on how commitment to students required the redesign, and process — how we created workflows and procedures that assured quality while meeting market-driven deadlines. We’ll share documents, guidelines, and lessons learned that others can apply to their own programs.
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Attendees will leave with the following outcomes:
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Associate Provost Curriculum Design and Instructional Technology, University of Phoenix
Jennifer Brock is the Associate Provost of Curriculum Development and Instructional Technology at the University of Phoenix. She oversees all areas of the Center for Teaching and Learning, including Instructional Design, Educational Technology and Multimedia, the University Library, and Research and Innovation. Previously she served as the Vice President of Academic Affairs at Bryan University, and at Rio Salado College, both in Tempe, Arizona. She was also the Principal Investigator of several grants related to educational technology and online learning. Jennifer earned her Ph.D. in Instructional Design for Online Learning from Capella University.
Vice President Higher Education Content Services, LearningMate
As Vice President of Content Services for Higher Education, Kate oversees LearningMate’s global Content Development and Learning Design practices, supporting the creation, curation, and management of digital curricula, courses, and content. Kate has over 25 years of experience collaborating with innovative teachers, researchers, and institutions to design and support innovative, outcome-driven solutions to critical learning challenges. Prior to joining LearningMate, Kate was Publisher of Science at Macmillan Learning, where she signed, developed, and launched many market-leading life and physical sciences programs.
Director of Learning Design, LearningMate
Nick has over 30 years of experience in higher education. He has worked on curriculum development, instructional design, educational technology development, and faculty professional development. He has worked with academic programs on the creation or revision of online programs and courses since 2000. This work included designing the new courses and their pedagogies in ways that met emerging demands for accreditation, QEP, and outcomes-based assessment. His projects focused on applying findings from the science of teaching and learning so that data derived from student learning in the courses came from engagements that followed best practices in teaching and learning.